The phrase "availability of obstetric care" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the access or provision of maternity healthcare services.
Example: "The availability of obstetric care in rural areas is a significant concern for expectant mothers."
Alternatives: "access to maternity care" or "provision of obstetric services".
The availability of obstetric care was also adjusted.
Complicated deliveries related to macrosomia could lead to more severe adverse outcomes in resource-poor settings due to limited availability of obstetric care.
Several reports have emphasized the importance of communication in obstetrics and gynecology departments, [ 27, 28] as well as the problems associated with the continued availability of obstetric care in rural areas, caused by medical litigation [ 29].
These guidelines also provide a tool for defining and monitoring the emergency obstetric care units We and other researchers as well as government agencies are using the United Nations guidelines more and more to evaluate the availability of obstetric care of good quality.
Weak obstetric care provision in the public sector [ 12] and wide availability of obstetric care in the private sector led the state Government to implement a public-private partnership to encourage poor women to give births in private obstetric care facilities.
Dual practice may jeopardize the availability and quality of obstetric care in the public sector.
Building the capacity of community-level cadres to monitor maternal health and to promote maternity care-seeking is an important complement to facility-level interventions aimed at improving the availability, quality and utilization of obstetric care.
Bangladesh's current maternal health strategy focuses on improving service availability at health facilities in order to increase utilization of obstetric care.
The literature on EmOC considered two primary issues: availability and optimal rates of Caesarean section (and associations with intrapartum stillbirth rates); and the impact of quality of obstetric care on perinatal outcomes.
To influence access and quality of obstetric care for all individuals in reproductive age group in Tanzania, the Government must ensure availability of skilled personnel and an enabling environment for them to work effectively.
Intrapartum stillbirth rates correlated more closely with the measures of obstetric care in the regression analysis than did antepartum stillbirth rates, corroborating the theory that obstetric care availability and quality improvements will impact intrapartum stillbirth incidence more than antepartum stillbirth incidence.
